"Maybe don't glamorize sickness for weight loss," one person tweeted.
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Open borders glamorize victimhood and aggrievement over an aspirational outlook.
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Mafia II does not attempt to glamorize the gangster life.
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Even in movies they're trying to glamorize the whole gang thing.
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But it's disheartening to see you glamorize the act of smoking.
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If you wanted to glamorize young [Maréchal-]Le Pen, you'd pick precisely this photo.
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The media coverage, he said, helped glamorize semi-automatic rifles to the buying public.
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Cinema does inherently glamorize everything: It has actors, and there is a stylization there.
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Using the medium to entertain, it can be very hard not to glamorize violence.
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Though the scene was extremely graphic — and raised the question: does the show glamorize suicide?
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They say their intention is not, as some critics have alleged, to glamorize the disease.
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"glamorize" drugs; all it has to do is trigger a memory of the actual effect,
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The pieces the museum displays do not glamorize or glorify drug use in any way.
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We erred more on telling an empathetic story, but we also didn't want to glamorize depression.
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The next year she recruited Mr. Ford to update and glamorize the company's ready-to-wear.
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To bring the complex role to life, Chalamet said his main concern was never to glamorize addiction.
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He watches kids who glamorize this drug like he once did and wishes he could stop them.
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Her suburban family is neither French nor fancy so she must glamorize her world on her own.
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However, something about these two shots does glamorize the relationship between high anxiety, disordered eating, and over-exercise.
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It's easy to glamorize farm life, but spending a day at Gubbeen is a rewarding tonic for the soul.
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Some of this was due to our not wanting to glamorize the use of guns in his young age.
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Angry reactions on social media included claims the company was trying to glamorize, commercialize and capitalize on rape culture.
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We glamorize the glow of soon-to-be mothers despite the morning sickness, fatigue, and swelling they may experience simultaneously.
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I'm not trying to glamorize poverty, but they had parents who were doctors or plumbers or secretaries—almost middle class.
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The media has a responsibility not to glamorize murder, not to make someone famous for taking the lives of others.
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Films glamorize heroes who don't feel anything but anger or fear — and who then find ways to make the anger dominant.
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Watch sex work–centric movies and TV shows other than Pretty Woman–ish ones that glamorize or pity white sex workers!
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The outgoing national security adviser warned against those in the US who would "glamorize and apologize" for rogue regimes like Russia.
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Mr. McCullin said that he had no desire to glamorize war but that he could not escape what he had seen.
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But before I can glamorize her life, Simone reveals she's actually not that happy — not with her life and not with herself.
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Colorful, flat portraits of crowds by Raúl Martínez, not only glamorize revolutionary heroes, but put workers, revolutionaries, and townspeople at the center.
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"She tended to glamorize the story of her life, adding choice tidbits and details, putting a shine on past events," he wrote.
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No industry has done more than Hollywood to ruin culture, or more to not just normalize, but glamorize, sexual violence and misogyny.
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" The spokesperson also pointed out that the app's guidelines say that users may not "promote, glamorize, or achieve dangerously low levels of eating.
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When it comes to running a website — more widely known as blogging — I stay away from a relationship that seems to glamorize it.
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American culture tends to glamorize mental illness in artists, but there's no glamour in these drawings — just a startlingly intimate confusion and pain.
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" He said he's concerned about the "subset that not only glamorize violence but some who employ violence like a prop for 'street cred.
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Over the years, the event has helped popularize — some would say glamorize — extreme gun imagery in movies; Quentin Tarantino was incubated and hatched here.
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Last month, advocates and survivors in the eating disorder community publicly worried that the film's trailer might glamorize anorexia or include excessive triggering imagery.
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As for the subject matter, "The Deuce" makes clear early on that it won't glamorize or sanitize this world of not so long ago.
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He used less glitter to glamorize us into new fantasies and leaves it to the ambiguous rhythms, lyrics, and visuals to do the work.
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" If his past movies tended to glamorize criminals and the violence they perpetrate, Scorsese said, "Well, it is glamorous and attractive, is it not?
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While both Andy Warhol and Conner contemplated death, Warhol tended to glamorize it or turn it into spectacle; Conner pondered the foulness of its outcome.
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But you can't beat the passage of half a century to glamorize the energy and pathos of a striving milieu that's been unjustly disregarded. ♦
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A. In sports we often glamorize some of the traits that we associate with youth, like extreme passion, single-mindedness and punishing oneself for failure.
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I don't want to glamorize self-harm by being open and non-censored with it, but instead, tell victims not to be ashamed of their scars.
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Producers on the show have defended the decision, stating the intention was not to glamorize suicide, but to instead illustrate how horrific an act it is.
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It is also absolutely a relic of an earlier era, one in which it was okay to glamorize not just smoking but also plastic straw drinking.
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Up until last year's Lust For Life, conversations around Del Rey tended to foreground questions around her identity, her authenticity, her tendency to glamorize self-destruction.
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Mom's quick to profess her hate of war flicks, to argue they glamorize blood and violence and suffering and for no worthwhile end that she can suss.
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Others glamorize the procedure in Instagram posts that feature women like Kaitlyn Bristowe, a lead on "The Bachelorette," who have tweeted independently about their own freezing experiences.
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Those of us who glamorize the great old days without acknowledging on whose backs that greatness was achieved do a disservice to the present and the future.
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Barbara Hanson Treen Ogunquit, Maine The Cost of Thatcherism James Wood's assessment of Margaret Thatcher is remarkable for its refusal to glamorize her legacy (Books, December 2nd).
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The problem is that instead of doing anything about it, we continue to accept mental illness as a side effect of a creative career and even glamorize it.
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I don't mean to glamorize these disorders (as they so often are, unfortunately), but to remind you that you're more likely in for a fight than a hug.
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Schools across the country are issuing warnings to parents about Netflix's latest original series, 13 Reasons Why, over concern that the breakout teen drama could glamorize teen suicide.
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The Facebook spokesperson did not respond to Insider's questions about how or whether the company would distinguish between filters that glamorize cosmetic surgery and those criticizing the process.
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"I say that with a lot of humility and strength; I'm very grateful that I don't do it anymore, and I wish to not glamorize it," she said.
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It's become something of a taboo to spend too much energy on the psyche of the shooters, and definitely a taboo to glamorize their motives in any way.
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And, although there's always a risk that fictional portrayals will glamorize a serious mental health issue, he's also optimistic that this show will spread awareness about people with kleptomania.
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VICE: Many stories about drug dealers and cartels glamorize the kingpins at the top of these organizations, but Wolf Boys focuses on the foot soldiers at the bottom run.
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He made countless etchings that both glamorize and problematize American industriousness, depicting builders in cavernous subway construction sites, longshoremen on bustling docks, or miners operating deep within combustible underground shafts.
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I always play roles that are not going to glamorize that side of me, and [instead] show the more raw, natural side — which is how I am in real life.
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I think that was one of the ... I would really give props to the folks at Vice for in Charlottesville in August, because what they didn't do is glamorize these people.
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He's an industry vet who's trusted to glamorize performers like Katy Perry, Madonna, and Jennifer Lopez, plus craft red carpet looks for celebs like Blake Lively, Kendall Jenner, and Jessica Chastain.
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By the time I climbed six flights to reach him, I had sweat through my white dress shirt, and no filter could glamorize me—I was the opposite of an Instagay.
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I thought it would be good to have someone like me on the show because I have a different mindset than a lot of these women; I don't glamorize that lifestyle.
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"It is time that we expose those who glamorize and apologize in the service of Communist, authoritarian, and repressive governments," he declared, criticizing people who nurture "idealized" views of tyrannical regimes.
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We tend to glamorize CEOs and other public leaders — seeing only magazine photos or TV clips of them in their dazzling office suites, at star-studded parties or on their yachts.
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"I do believe that having Supreme, then Thrasher, elevate and glamorize that behavior to their highest rungs can lead to bad things as kids copy it in real life," Eisenhour said.
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Mini Hot Glue Gun See Details If you need intricate designs on your clothes, fabric pens are a safe way to glamorize your project without using messy paints that could get everywhere.
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It could easily glamorize the ways in which we numb our emotions—in the clip, we see her drink, dance, and hook up in a Stockholm club—and leave it at that.
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"Many celebrities in Hollywood glamorize the ability to have babies way up into your late 40s and the truth is that some of them are not telling the full story," says Rossi, 39.
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"They will not benefit public health if smokers use them in addition to cigarettes instead of quitting or if they re-glamorize tobacco use among young people and attract non-smokers," he added.
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According to ISD, they might also be drawn or pulled by idealistic goals about building a caliphate; want to belong to a sisterhood; or glamorize what their experience with ISIS might be like.
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He learned that if you tap into people's anger — if you can articulate it and vent it, repackage it and glamorize it — their gratitude and appreciation will be expressed as loyalty and adulation.
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"If my most recent memories are afflicted by addiction, it's probably going to be a thing," he said, stressing that he would never want to glamorize drugs and did not use heroin intravenously.
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Two popular wedding planning resources, Pinterest and The Knot Worldwide, have both announced plans to no longer promote wedding content and venues that glamorize former slave plantations, according to reporting from Buzzfeed News.
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So can you have a main character that people love ,and can you do it in a way that doesn't glamorize [suicide] at all, that actually says 'Not a good idea,' without being preachy?
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Allen makes an odd choice with Stoll's character in Café Society by deciding to glamorize 1930s gangsters just as much as he glamorizes 1930s filmmaking; Ben's many killings are played for laughs, not horror.
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So while the left and media glamorize socialism, the American people are now fully aware of its false promises and prophets — and they want more of what Trump is giving them: full-throttle capitalism.
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While some of the looks lean towards accuracy (nude skin and serviceable updos in the early 20th century), others appear to glamorize a violent and still-painful period in the divided nation's recent history.
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There is no peacocking in her persona, no calling herself a warrior or saying that she's fighting battles in the ring, no using such flamboyant language to glamorize that which is her everyday life.
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"I am not into portraying a serial killer or anybody of this nature or glamorizing them in any way … it does not glamorize the killing," he said during an appearance on The Ellen DeGeneres Show.
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The film focuses on a sexy vampire love triangle between Susan Sarandon, Catherine Deneuve and Bowie, and while it's not the first to glamorize the world of bloodsuckers, it's easily one of the most successful.
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XOXO doesn't glamorize the life of its (sometimes literally) starving artists — anxiety over money is a recurring theme — but it does suggest forging ahead anyway, confident that the most interesting projects begin in tiny niches.
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But when I started to watch it per recommendation from my son, who watched the series for a second time with me, I realized the show didn't glamorize suicide as much as the critics said.
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I don't want to glamorize this," Efron added of the figure before he and DeGeneres pulled up his real shirt once again and the host joked of his still-impressive midsection, "But this is so easy!
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I think that image really straddles the documentarian approach and also the artistic sensitivity and the mood and our intention to not glamorize or romanticize but point out what is quite beautiful and delicate about this place.
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Yet, magically, even as he trashed each opportunity, the series didn't bog down in bleakness: it was sympathetic to BoJack's depression and the sources of his pain, but it didn't glamorize his solipsism as a special sensitivity.
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"I nor Marti, nor anyone on the cast, would ever set out to make a film that would glamorize or encourage a disorder that I, and Marti, personally went through, that was so negative," Collins told Access Hollywood.
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The casting of two stars of popular music as a hairdresser (Jackson) and a mailman (Shakur) doesn't so much glamorize the characters as affirm the realness that the performers had already established as the cornerstone of their appeal.
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"When we glamorize it, and when we talk about how wonderful make-up sex is, then were not really paying attention to the patterns of behavior in the relationship, which may leave someone feeling unheard or unsafe," Goldsmith says.
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Guajardo regularly fields complaints on social media from critics who say the Chapo nail decals glamorize the life and crimes of a ruthless mass murderer, but for many fans of the Chapo manicure, his nefarious reputation is part of the appeal.
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" He explored a similar subject on "Showoff," balking at those that used progressive politics for their own gain: "Put others down to put yourself on top, despite the people that you hurt / The life you glamorize, exploit, and advertise, means nothing to you.
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The book doesn't gloss over the unsavory bits (neo-Nazis, child porn, The Fappening), nor does it glamorize co-founders Alexis Ohanian and Steve Huffman, both barely of legal drinking age when they found themselves running one of the internet's most popular websites.
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Former Blackwater CEO Erik Prince compared his goal of privatizing the war in Afghanistan to Elon Musk's privatization of space transport, in his latest public attempt to glamorize his call for more contractors and denigrate the competency of the standing U.S. military.
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Sorokin, now 27, is in prison at Rikers Island, but the fact that her story is going to Rhimes and Netflix only deepens her notoriety, and will probably glamorize the time she spent expensing extravagant hotels and meals to financiers that didn't exist.
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"It's not to say we have sympathy for the killers on Mindhunter, or want to glamorize them, but they are three-dimensional human beings and they have to appear that way onscreen," adding that toeing the line between reality and fantasy is a difficult challenge.
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But in a classic example of life imitating art, Noxon has been forced to confront the same ideas and questions that are brought up in her own film: How do you create art about eating disorders that doesn't glamorize it and potentially cause further harm?
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Beauty ads in general tend to over-glamorize things: people with skin so smooth they look as if they have no pores put on foundation they don't really need, and men and women ski down picturesque mountains with practically no clothes on to sell fragrance.
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Because of choices like these, because of stories about her petting the Weeknd like he was a zoo animal and entire music videos that glamorize white colonial rule in Africa, Taylor Swift has done a remarkable job of alienating women of color and black women in particular.
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She has helped to establish recommendations for reporters so that they do not glamorize suicide when covering it, and she encourages those who have survived attempts at killing themselves to discuss their recovery as a way of inspiring others who feel they have lost all hope.
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Instead of presenting the athletes as they are and giving a platform to them to sell their own sport and their own competition, the magazine and the advertisers felt a need to essentially whitewash them and glamorize them with professional good-looking people, while hiding the real athletes.
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As the U.S. Surgeon General found in a 2016 report, e-cigarette makers have used the same marketing playbook cigarette companies used to addict generations of kids, with tactics like celebrity endorsements, slick TV and magazine ads that glamorize e-cigarette use and sponsorships of race cars and music festivals.
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"I feel like we, in society, for whatever reason really glamorize the hardships of labor and birth and pregnancy, and if you go into something being like, 'Welp, I'm in for the worst day of my life,' of course you're going into it expecting it to be really hard," Fishel told Parents.
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"I do hold those who glamorize confronting security — rather than just leaving the second we are asked, as 99 percent of skaters do — somewhat responsible for the behavior they depict and profit from," said Mackenzie Eisenhour, a former editor of Transworld Skateboarding, which has featured videos of security confrontations on its website.
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This video shows examples of cinema that either demonize or glamorize mental illness, contrasting this against TV shows that give a closer insight into the experiences of people suffering from mental health problems, and then shows how, and why, video games have an even closer proximity to mental states and are better equipped to portray mental illness.
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It exists to mythologize the bad behavior of men who made sub-par music and glamorize the ridiculous stereotype from a bygone era that women belong in the audience and not on the stage (or at the record label signing deals, or backstage managing the band, or working in radio — you did notice all those people were also men, right?).
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Over the two decades since "The Brand Called You," full-time employment has steadily atomized into casual, part-time and temporary work, culminating in the "project world" of the gig economy — microjobs driving for Uber, running errands for TaskRabbit or cooking up side hustles on Fiverr, a company whose subway ads glamorize pitiless overwork ("sleep deprivation is your drug of choice") despite its being named after a woefully small amount of cash.
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